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**Accordion is not only prominent in French music, but in the whole folklore of Europe**. Interestingly, it was inspired by a Chinese instrument called Sheng, and various early versions appeared in Austria in the 19th century, until the final model was created in Italy in 1853.
**The accordion is a fragile instrument**. Made mainly of wood and metal, built with the precision of a goldsmith, it is often necessary to have it repaired if it is not properly maintained.
You are never too old to start playing an instrument. No matter what age you are when you begin, you will enhance your life by learning to play and by playing with a group.
**If you have ever played piano or ANY keyboard instrument, the piano-accordion will be a natural go-to because you already know how to play half of it**. And if not, the keyboard is incredibly visual, logical, and repetitive making it much friendlier and less frustrating.
1\. Violin. Top of our list of hardest instruments to play is an instrument that will be familiar to many a classical musician. For all that it is one of the world's most popular instruments, the violin is one of the hardest on which to make an acceptable sound, sometimes even after years of learning it.
There are two main kinds of accordion, distinguished by their different keyboards: **button accordions and piano accordions**. All accordions have a button keyboard on the left-hand side for bass chords, but on the right-hand side, where the melody is played, they can have either piano or button keys.
The accordion was heard frequently in popular music beginning around 1910 until about 1960. **With rise of the popularity of the guitar (in particular the electric guitar) and rock music, the popularity of the accordion in pop music in Europe and North-America declined strongly**.
At the same time, it is an ideal instrument to start with or to complement the learning of another instrument since it helps in preparing the foundation for learning musical techniques. Also, playing accordion helps in improving coordination.
**I'd recommend working through The Mighty Accordion for people coming from a piano background to more quickly get their left hand caught up to the technique of their right hand** (which will have quite a bit of carry over from piano, though it plays much more likely organ).
Luckily, there are a lot of resources online that show you and break down complex concepts into simpler chunks to digest. **It takes a lot of patience and discipline to be a self-taught accordionist** but thanks to the Internet, it has become much easier than in the past.
For beginners, **an accordion with 72 bass keys** is usually ideal to avoid overstraining right at the start. To start learning the accordion right away, you should first know the components. Every typical accordion has a treble part and a bass part with buttons.
he accordion is a member of the wind musical instruments family. **It was invented in Germany** by Friedrich Buschmann in 1822. Since then, the instrument has made a significant impact on the world of modern and classical music. The accordion is similar to a portable piano.
The reason **the accordion is so difficult to play** is that it requires a lot of different actions to happen simultaneously. It's a little bit like playing a piano that is also a set of bagpipes, only with more buttons and finger locations. The accordion can also be quite heavy and tiring to play for long periods of time.
## Where this Doodle appeared The Doodle Celebrating the Accordion launched [May 23, 2024](https://doodles.google/search/?date_like_year=2024\&date_like_month=5\&date_like_day=23)
With this melody maker in hand, everything goes accordion to plan! The traditional sound continues to influence German celebrations and music across the world 200 years later.
oday the instrument can be heard in folk music, the Latino polka, the tango, cajun music, and more! One event that the accordion is always present at is Oktoberfest. This lively festival is full of carnival fun, music, and traditional clothing like Dirndl dresses and lederhosen.
As Europeans emigrated around the world, the accordion’s use in music expanded. Modern versions can be played with either buttons or a piano-style keyboard, and some even have both options. They also sometimes incorporate electronic elements so they can be plugged into an amplifier or create synthesized sounds.
This Doodle celebrates the accordion, a folk musician’s main squeeze. The instrument creates sound as bellows expand and contract. It is a free-reed instrument, meaning airflow vibrates reeds inside the accordion to create sound. A variety of free-reed instruments with bellows were created in the early 1800s, such as the concertina, bandoneon, and harmonium.
## About the Celebrating the Accordion Doodle
This animated Doodle celebrates the accordion, a free-reed instrument with bellows that has made an impact on music genres including pop, jazz, folk, and classical.